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Rating Information for USTA NorCal Leagues
The National Tennis Rating Program (NTRP) is the official system for determining the levels of competition for all USTA League teams.
Players face off against opponents of comparable ability. This keeps the competition lively and the atmosphere social.
USTA NTRP Rating Information
Early Start Rating Information
Year End Computer Rating Information
Appealing a Rating
Before you appeal: Click here for a gentle warning to players and their captains
Players may appeal their ESR and Year End Computer rating automaticaly online. An instant decision will be determined based on predetermined criteria explained in the links below.
Automatic Appeal Information
for ESR and Year End Computer Ratings
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Information for Medical Appeals
The Medical Appeal fee is $25.00. This fee is returned if the appeal is granted. Medical Appeals are reviewed quarterly. In 2009, the deadlines for submitting medical appeals are May 1, August 1, and November 1, 2009.
Click here for a medical appeal form
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Information for Self Rate Appeals
Use this form for self rate appeals
Everything you want to know about ratings. Click on any of the topics below for more information.
Ratings
Adventures in Ratingland
Rating Search Tool
(identify players at any facility by rating level)
Different Types of Ratings
Year End Rating (YER)
Frequently asked questions about Year End Ratings
Early Start Rating (ESR)
Benchmark Rating (B)
Adjusted Rating (A)
Mixed Rating (M)
Tournament Rating (T)
Dynamic Rating (DNTRP)
(new 10/08) How dynamic ratings are calculated
Self Ratings
Determining your correct rating level
The Self Rate process
Appealing a self rating
Self Rate Grievance
What are the different levels of skill?
General Characteristics of Various Playing Levels
Elite Player Guidelines
Rating Appeals
Before you appeal
Appealing a self rating
Automatic appeals
Medical appeals
Rating Challenges
Self Rate Grievances
NTRP Complaints
Three Strikes
Three Strikes Disqualification Under the NTRP
Who can be dynamically disqualified?